Victor Kuntzevitsky of Northland Wealth Management is part of the Wealth Professional Canada Young Guns 2016.
VICTOR KUNTZEVITSKY
Senior associate
Northland Wealth Management
Passion in one’s work is always an admirable trait – and Victor Kuntzevitsky’s love for his job is clear when he describes his day-to-day. “My commitment to the wealth management industry is unshakable,” he says. “I love what I do, and I look forward to build on my business contributions, industry involvement and volunteer work for years to come.”
One of the younger members of this year’s Young Guns list, Kuntzevitsky graduated from McMaster University’s DeGroote School of Business in 2012. His studies in commerce and finance ultimately led him to Northland Wealth Management, a Toronto advisory firm founded in 2011. Kuntzevitsky says finding a home with one of the new kids on the block has been a fantastic experience for him as a new advisor.
“I was given freedom to think outside the box and experiment,” he says. “My role at Northland evolved over the years, and now I chair the investment committee alongside our CIO and lead all aspects of managing investments across a broad range of asset classes and strategies.” That includes real estate, infrastructure, private equity, public equity, credit and hedge funds.
His success with the firm also has meant outside recognition in the form of assisting the Chartered Alternative Investment Analyst Association in the process of formulating new questions for its Level 1 exam.
Senior associate
Northland Wealth Management
Passion in one’s work is always an admirable trait – and Victor Kuntzevitsky’s love for his job is clear when he describes his day-to-day. “My commitment to the wealth management industry is unshakable,” he says. “I love what I do, and I look forward to build on my business contributions, industry involvement and volunteer work for years to come.”
One of the younger members of this year’s Young Guns list, Kuntzevitsky graduated from McMaster University’s DeGroote School of Business in 2012. His studies in commerce and finance ultimately led him to Northland Wealth Management, a Toronto advisory firm founded in 2011. Kuntzevitsky says finding a home with one of the new kids on the block has been a fantastic experience for him as a new advisor.
“I was given freedom to think outside the box and experiment,” he says. “My role at Northland evolved over the years, and now I chair the investment committee alongside our CIO and lead all aspects of managing investments across a broad range of asset classes and strategies.” That includes real estate, infrastructure, private equity, public equity, credit and hedge funds.
His success with the firm also has meant outside recognition in the form of assisting the Chartered Alternative Investment Analyst Association in the process of formulating new questions for its Level 1 exam.
